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types described in their own words what they belief, unfiltered. the woman who created that account called it @libsoftiktok. more followers than the state of wyoming. more than the nightly viewership on cnn. so it was quite successful by definition. the question is why? here is why: it turns out as repellent as academic lifestyle liberalism may seem to you as an observer, the reality of it as described by the people who actually believe this stuff is even worse than you ever imagined, it is really beyond belief, both idiotic and disgusting. it is like watching someone eat roadkill: you feel nauseous but you can't turn away. so @libsoftiktok found all kinds of tape on the internet, a bunch of selfie-style videos from the publicly available social media accounts of teachers. they didn't snoop. they just found people who already posted. here is what found.

>> hi, my name is a preschool teacher. we recently started wearing pronoun pins and the kids get to pick a new pronoun pin every -- some picks she/her every single day and some change it up. >> i'm a nonbinary preschool teacher. i use they-them pronouns in the classroom. they do not all get it and that is okay. >> thought me being poly was crazy but not only that, they know i am gender fluid. >> i'm going to give you my explanation about what it means to be transgender, as well. so when babies are born, the doctors look at them and they make a guess about whether the baby is a boy or a girl. >> kids as young as three or four are aware of their gender identity even if they don't have a language for eight. pre-k through third grade are not ready for such topics is actually internalized homophobia entrance phobia.

>> tucker: [laughs] so those are the people in charge of tending to your small children's minds while you are at work. now maybe you agree with the views you just heard, maybe you think doctors just guess the sex of newborns. it doesn't matter. either way, you are a right as a parent to know what these people are teaching to your children. and yet before @libsoftiktok, there was not an easy way to find out what they were teaching, they had to take the teacher's word for it. turns out there are an awful lot of videos like us out there. @libsoftiktok found a lot of them. here for example is one from a private school in washington, d.c. [children singing] okay, so let's say you are paying $45,000 a year to send your kids to some overrated mediocre private school in the district of columbia. you think everything is fine, you pull up @libsoftiktok and find out what is actually happening in your kids classroom. what is wrong with that?

this is journalism. no news organization in america has done more to reveal the -- then @libsoftiktok. we aired a number of videos on our show. far more straight for "the new york times" or "washington post" because it was not accompanied by bloviating that you get to decide. here is another piece of tape that @libsoftiktok unearthed, a teacher screaming at a student for refusing to wear a mask. >> no, i'm not. otherwise i will call the police. i'm serious. >> are you serious? >> yeah, i am serious, man. i've had enough of this. i knew you were going to take off your mask the moment i turned the corner. so enjoy bia. sit with these military guys all day because you are a piece of [bleep].

>> tucker: i'm going to call the police come he screeches, because the kid has a mask beneath his nose. now again, maybe you are okay with your kids being taught by emotionally incompetent nut cases like that. maybe you are not. but you probably ought to know either way so you can see why @libsoftiktok quickly became so very popular. you do not have to wait for an editorial to find out what is happening, you can see the raw video and assessment for yourself. millions of parents are grateful for that. so is the press secretary for the governor of florida, ron desantis. it was partially in response to videos she saw on @libsoftiktok that florida ultimately banned public school teachers lecturing kindergartners about sex, one of the most popular laws in the state. the majority of democrats supported. @libsoftiktok was getting results is good journalism does. not bad for a twitter feed. so of course that would if he had to be shut down. the biden administration and its many services in the news media got to work.

media matters published four pieces on @libsoftiktok in the last four weeks, it was trafficking, allowing liberals to talk about them selves, it was anti. [laughs] as if the site was attacking anybody. it was not, just plain tape of people talking about themselves in their own words, video they uploaded. well, twitter cannot stand this, they shut down the count entirely twice. they suspended it. one of the suspensions came after a complaint from a harvard lawn structure, "my report on @g tick-tock rules got them suspended come he bragged. the person who runs @libsoftiktok kept going. ultimately jeff bezos weighed in, his personal newspaper "the washington post" decided to harass the family of the woman who operates @libsoftiktok. they could not find her so they went after her family. post of what it calls its tech columnist taylor the rent to show all outside the home that belongs to one of the woman's

relatives. and then lorenz set about finding the woman herself, she couldn't, send a direct message to someone on twitter who turned out to not be that woman it had nothing to do with the account whatsoever but because she did that we know what taylor lorenz was saying, here's what she said, "you are being implicated in starting a hate campaign against lgbtq people." right. a hate campaign. so here you have taylor lorenz who is effectively acting for the deep state trying to intimidate a private citizen into silence. and this morning, she gave it her best shot. "the washington post" published a piece by lorenz linking to the name, the physical address, and the real estate licensing information of the woman who runs @libsoftiktok. after the post published the article, the woman behind @libsoftiktok went into hiding. that was of course the whole point of the exercise, people know where she lives because "the washington post" linked to it so she had to leave. now taylor lorenz of all people

knew this would happen, she knew what she was doing when she wrote the story. she was trying to shut this woman up. it was just a couple months ago you might remember that lorenz herself complained on television that she was being harassed and that no one under any circumstances would be allowed to show up at her home. he or she is. >> trolls live everywhere. can you draw a picture of what it is like when a surge of harassment hits? >> it is horrifying and it is not just me, either, they immediately docs you and go after your family members, they try and look up everyone who has ever been associated with you. completely overwhelming and terrifying. >> tucker: oh, they go after your family members! can we put that picture back up? this is taylor the runs outside the family members of the woman who runs @libsoftiktok. the other day. harassing the family members. the tape you just saw comes from january.

then in april, just eight days ago, taylor lorenz who cannot stop talking about herself, drowning in lake me, cried on television because she had been criticized online. watch. >> i've had to remove every single social time, i had severe ptsd from this fear of i contemplated suicide. it got really bad. you feel like any little piece of information that gets out on you will be used by the worst people on the internet to destroy your life. and it is so isolating. and terrifying. it is horrifying. i'm so sorry. >> that's fine. >> it's overwhelming. it's really hard. >> tucker: it's really hard to work for "the washington post," it's hard, no power. if you really think it is hard and you are against that kind of behavior, why are you engaging it at scale? a few weeks later, after shooting that performance, taylor lorenz shows up at the door, there is the picture right there come of a relative of the

private citizen who posts videos that taylor lorenz's bosses don't like and then she poses pt persons identity online. this is a campaign to shut down the twitter feed. digg one step deeper into the story and ask yourself, did taylor lorenz, the woman you just saw her crying on tv, did she do the reporting here? did she really track down the personal information of the woman who runs @libsoftiktok? please. of course not. she could end. taylor lorenz is not a reporter. apart from whining about herself on television, she has no skills, she could not do a weather forecast and a rain store, is not a journalist. she is merely a receptacle for information other people gather for their own ends. so where did she get this information? who gave her the identity of the woman who runs @libsoftiktok? actually, we don't have to guess because "the washington post" answers that question. "the post" piece tells us that information came from a man

called travis brown. travis brown runs "travis brown hate speech tracker" which uses a variety of proprietary methods to reveal personally identifying information of private citizens who stray from the approved story line. now who pays for all of this? that is the question. well, the travis brown hate speech tracker is funded something called the prototype fund. here is the prototype fund describes the point of travis brown's project. "prominent right wing extremist account on twitter and facebook have developed a well-documented pattern to distribute original and extremist content to derick bowers and then -- archiving is an important factor, led to prominent victories in the fight against the supreme extreme right. extreme right, so not all hate speech is the same, and hate speech tracker does not target the -- only enemies of the biden

administration and the guys at dabo's. how do they do it? brown's methods include automated software to save user account names and social media post long after they have been deleted so there is no hiding from these people. that appears to be a violation of twitter's terms of service, not that we care because they don't care, we reach out to twitter about this, isn't this a violation? [laughs] they ignored us to. they suspended our account. what is interesting is travis brown himself appears to be a former twitter employee. so again, who is paying for this? well, a foreign government is paying for it. the prototype fund gets its money not from private donors but from the government of germany. germany's federal ministry of education. it says so right on the website. in other words, what happened to the woman who runs @libsoftiktok, her life being destroyed, was not the work of taylor lorenz the fearless journalist who cries on tv from her ptsd, no, it was a foreign intelligence operation designed

to silence and intimidate american citizen. wait, is that legal? did the biden administration have any role in this particular intel op? why is the german government trying to shut down an american twitter account boasting about american teachers? and since she was the willing recipient of this information from a foreign government designed to destroy an american citizen, why doesn't taylor lorenz at the very least register under the foreign agent registration act? we seem to remember quite a bit of talk of this over the last few years, we think there was an impeachment trial over it, someone went to prison. but taylor lorenz can take information from a foreign government to crush an american citizen is clearly part of an intel operation and she is a journalist in good standing, jeff bezos' newspaper? [laughs] lots of questions here. we hope to get to the bottom of all of it. we're going to start tonight by talking to the creator of who joins us right now via phone. we appreciate your coming on. so i just had to ask because i am really interested, why do you

suppose the german government wanted to shut down your twitter feed? >> well, i think that what i am doing is very effective and i think that a lot of people wanted to shut me down, they wanted to intimidate me into silence, and unfortunately for them, that is just never going to happen. >> tucker: well, i am grateful to hear you are not intimidated. are you a little surprised to see of all people taylor lorenz, who complained bitterly when we used her name on the air -- a [laughs] several months ago. who whined and cried on television because she had ptsd because people were criticizing her on mine, were you surprised that it was her who came after you personally and tried to destroy your life? >> yeah, i thought that was really humorous. a nice layer of humor on top of the whole story, and i think the fact it was taylor lorenz, who is a known, you know, hypocrite, is known to dox people, the fact

it was her who is doing this, i think it helped people rally support for me. >> tucker: have you -- i know you are not a psychiatrist, or perhaps you are, we don't know who you are, what are you surprised the people who are the most deeply enmeshed in narcissism, talk about themselves the most, are also capable of the most cruelty can have you noticed that trend? >> yes, i've noticed that a lot. i noticed with a lot of tiktoks, as well, i think it is a bit of a trend. >> tucker: i obsess over myself so i am willing to hurt you. so what is your status, since we have you on the phone, how are you doing tonight? where are you? you don't need to tell us where you are but how has this effect are your life this jeff bezos piece? >> well, the past two days have been very chaotic and overwhelming.

there was a little bit of coordination that had to happen and i am now in a location where i don't think anyone would find me, not at any of the locations that taylor lorenz leaked or that anyone can find. it has been a little tough but i'm not going to let this get me down. >> tucker: i hope we see you in our studio someday. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. glenn greenwald is an actual journalist who has done actual reporting over many years. he has been following the story closely and you can find him on sub stack. have to ask you, why would the government of germany be funding the doxxing of an american twitter account? what are we looking at here, do you think? >> look, if there were really a principle that everyone was willing to agree with, that anybody who obtained any influence on social media, even if they wanted to remain anonymous to protect their family or workplace or their

community, now it is fair game to be investigated no matter their political ideology, everyone was subject to that, i wouldn't agree with that but at least i could swallow it, the idea that some and gained influence, they are fair gain for reporting, but you know that is not the case. imagine if tomorrow i go to taylor lorenz's home and bang on her door or fox sends a camera crew to her parents house or some right-wing independent journalists could go to her siblings workplace and say we are here to find out information about taylor lorenz, and externally power at an influential journalist, or imagine if you unmask the identity of state trans activist who was popular on facebook or a black lives matter activist but a big twitter following, you think these people defending taylor lorenz would say oh, this is fair game reporting? this is shoe leather journalism? they would declare a sort of crisis of national mental health and press freedom. they would lower the flags to half mast. it is clearly a huge double standard. punctuated by the fact that

taylor lorenz was just on national tv sobbing, claiming she was the victim of exactly this kind of behavior less than three weeks ago. >> tucker: [laughs] it is just beyond belief. i have seen this many times but i still don't really know the answer. why would these big forces, these big powerful forces, "washington post," german government, media matters, be so intent on crushing a little twitter account that reposts videos? what is that? >> this is the way journalism changed in the trump era. the reason i admired journalism and went into it was i study things like the pentagon papers, were documents released showing the pentagon was lying to the american public about the vietnam war, or people confronted the knicks and a administration with watergate or exposed power centers. what has happened is in the trump era, the media convinced itself, the corporate media, that the real threats to the united states were no longer the nsa and wall street and silicon valley, all on their

site and trying to confront -- those are criminals in their eyes and they move their media lens from the people who used to be the target of it, people in power centers, to individual citizens we only crime is they have the wrong ideology, and they are using their vast resources. "the washington post" is owned by jeff bezos. not to challenge actual power centers but to destroy and wreck the lives and reputations of people they regard as having the wrong politics. that is all this is about. >> tucker: stasi for the deep state, that is exactly right, so nicely put, as always. glenn greenwald, thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so the country is a little freer. we do not often report that, we are thankful. mast mandates lifted all across the country after a federal judge struck down the cdc transformation must mandate because there was no justification for it. but the media is upset. they are pushing for the mandate to be reinstated so they know who the plebes are.

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: oh, a rare piece of good news. a federal judge has struck down the insane mask mandate on planes and trains, the much

beleaguered passenger class in this country celebrated upon hearing the news. watch this. >> masks are no longer required on domestic flights for u.s. airports and employees and customers no longer required to wear masks, they may do so if they choose. [cheers and applause] masks will be optional for all crew -- [applause] >> you may remove your masks. [cheering] >> the mask mandate -- [cheers and applause] and enjoy and celebrate. >> tucker: so the mask mandate never made sense on planes, the air on planes is filtered and way safer than a restaurant. the whole point of the mandate was to humiliate you and get you to obey and people hated it. and the airlines knew they hated it so almost every major carrier in the country lifted the mandates as soon as the judge allowed them to. but joe biden's publicist who is a dedicated enemy of human happiness and really ought to be

teaching in kindergarten classroom in new york city said she is disappointed in the judge's ruling. watch. >> the cdc recommended continuing the order for additional time, to be able to assess the latest science in keeping with its responsibility to protect the american people. so this is obviously disappointing decision. >> tucker: no one believes you anymore. no one believes the cdc anymore. you drain your credibility account over the last year by lying to us. you are a joke. the only ones who don't know it -- and they don't know it. a couple hours ago, the biden administration announced it will appeal the ruling at the cdc tells us to. "at the cdc concludes a mandatory order remains necessary, the doj will appeal was what. the doj? nobody wants that. the only people who are in favor of it are the journalists who work for the administration, which is virtually all of them, and they are thrilled at the possibility the american population will once again be subjugated because they deserve it, watch. >> what do we need to know about

this ruling. are we kind of in the wild west, it's every company for itself? >> 100%. it's a mess. >> just because this ruling was made by a judge doesn't mean that suddenly the science has changed. we know that masks remain very protective. >> basically donald trump is a federal judge today. >> yeah, it absolutely reads like donald trump as a federal judge. >> so what we have done is we removed a travel mask mandate with an incredibly high level of virus, and right now, as of today, it is less safe to fight in this country that it was yesterday. >> she obviously is clueless, and the vast majority of scientific evidence is masks have saved millions of lives. >> tucker: [laughs] masks have saved millions of lives! says some low iq politician who has never had a job. [laughs] she knows.

the science. candace owens knows a lot more about science than the lady you just heard, she is the founder -- and we're always always happy to have her on. their power is going away and they are mad! [laughs] >> what we are looking outcome of these people, tucker, they are sick. these are utterly sick, mentally unstable people who want people to suffer out of sport come out of sheer sport. we obviously have a science does not make sense, it never makes sense. science ever shifting, that is what the cdc specializes in, making up things as they go along, like they are actually simon says in the child's game, and you know what? it is sad to me to see so many flight attendants celebrating and people in the seats because you realize people have been suffering, fearful they are going to go to prison. you here you don't comply you could be arrested, imagine having a federal charge because you do not wear a mask over your face. we watched children suffer, special needs get kicked off a planes for their inability to keep their masks on their face, as well as young kids, two years

old, crying and screaming, not understanding why they are made to wear a mask and this is really happening in america, i have traveled all across europe, they released the mask mandate, this is not science, it is control, the government took power and they don't want to give it back. and to me, as happy as i am, as relieved as i am i can go on a plane and not wear a mask, i don't feel like this is a win because we shouldn't be cheering on the restoration of our basic human rights. we should be infuriated and we should want to see these people face consequences because guess what, tucker, the cdc broke the law, that is what the ruling says. it was unconstitutional. similarly, osha broke the law, trying to do things they would have no power to do so. and regular people break the law, tucker, they go to prison. why are rachel wilensky and the drug cartel operating our country any exception to that rule? it is unacceptable and i'm not going to cheer until these people are behind bars for what they have done, to the dignity f human beings, forcing them to sit behind masks that we know do not work to stop the spread of the virus.

>> tucker: i would say maybe candace owens is overstating the case, then i see life expectancy for american citizens is down due to their mismanagement of covid -- not from covid but due to the regulations, and i think maybe you are right over the target i appreciate it. i've know mike thank you. so, february 19th, 2018, a man called john drew was working at a gas station in lancaster, california. he was approached by two suspects targeting the store to rob it. less than a minute after the suspects entered, one of them shot and killed drew. he did not do anything, they just executed him. as he lay bleeding on the floor, and accomplice, a minor, laughed, he laughed at the man dying. we obtained exclusive material from that case and it has featured heavily in part two of our new documentary, "the suicide of los angeles," which comes out today. here is a preview. >> it does not matter how heinous the crime is, how horrifying. in every case, george gascon protects the criminal, the

person who did it. the biggest beneficiaries of these rules are the young gang members. gascon treats them like children. >> the juvenile, as he walked out of the store, he was smiling and the defendants in this case were both gang members and committing a crime for the purpose of enhancing the gang. >> while awaiting trial in juvenile detention, he started taking taxpayer financed music classes. he gave himself a wrap name, a yard to shoot her, and rap videos he made to social media. we obtained a copy of the videos that shows him waving a sidearm in the desert and bragging about being a gang member. in one mirror, he explicitly threatens a key witness in the case. ♪ ♪ [bleep] [bleep]. according to law enforcement in the case, that key witness

retracted her testimony after seeing the video. >> they thought the juvenile should be handled in adult court. ordered prosecutors to withdraw all the transfer motions. >> gascon also ordered prosecutors to drop gang enhancement, gun enhancements, and special circumstance enhancements in both cases. they later dropped all three counts he faced for intimating the witness. >> no matter what sentence he gets, the -- gets to stay in custody until his 25th birthday. >> tucker: "the suicide of los angeles," hard to watch, worth watching, a great american city truly in distress because of this management and really the hateful policies of a very few people. parts one and two are now streaming on fox nation, it is our season 2 debut of

"tucker carlson originals," free account, tuckercarlson.com. it is not simply @libsoftiktok being silent on social media. many independent journalists are being censored, as well. we just spoke to one of them, her name is savannah hernandez. we did not know too much about her. we were very impressed by her conversation, permanently banned from twitter for reporting on the blm riots of 2020, which officially never happened. that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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>> tucker: so not long after russia started its invasion of ukraine, you will remember this, russian troops took control of the chernobyl nuclear plant and a lot of people, millions of people on social media, wanted to know why putin would want chernobyl. they were confused but fortunately there was an msnbc military expert called malcolm nance, and decades american intel, could tell why, this is what he said, "it powers central north ukraine," he declared,

chernobyl does. that was confusing because we didn't really know what central north ukraine was, and we definitely didn't understand how chernobyl could power it since chernobyl has been out of operation since 1986 when it blew up. malcolm nance never answered that question. how could chernobyl be powering anything, since it doesn't work, and now he never will because he is done talking. malcolm nance of msnbc, ladies and gentlemen, is taking the fight to putin. >> the more i saw of the war going on, the more i thought i'm done talking. it's time to take action here. so about a month ago, i joined the international legion here in ukraine, and i am here to help this country, and there are people here like me or are here to something about it. >> tucker: you can make fun of him if you want. malcolm nance talking with his eyes closed, with his gloves and little gone. supposedly in ukraine. but look at it another way, it's

kind of impressive. a lot of people are calling for war with russia, none of them want to fight that war. malcolm nance has decided to be the exception to that role, kind of like when elvis joined the army, it is inspirational, but not malcolm nance we are mad at, we want to know his backup is. where is joy reid? where is max boot? where is joe scarborough, who people who work for them say is a pretty tough character? where is david from? the ukrainians could desperately use their skills right now. you called for a war, maybe you should go ahead and fight in it, it is the least you can say about malcolm nance. over at chernobyl, monitoring the power. yesterday, nance made it clear he is in danger. as you watch this clip, pay attention to the people walking behind malcolm nance in the war zone. >> did you see the aircraft? are we in an air raid? yeah, we are.

wait, there will be three. smoke. standby. three cruise missile caliber. standby. five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11 -- >> there it is. >> 13. that's three. sow three cruise missiles. >> tucker: there is malcolm nance trying to assess what the "caliber" of the cruise missile is. what is interesting is if you saw that tape you noticed the people walking in the square on that spring day behind malcolm nance had no idea that they were in danger, but of course they are not malcolm nance, they probably did not know that chernobyl has been working for the past 35 years but again they are not malcolm nance. godspeed, malcolm nance. well, we opened the show tonight by telling you of the international -- international effort, including the german government, to censor and

silenced the twitter feed, @libsoftiktok, but @libsoftiktok is not the only operation in that position. a lot of journalists are being censored. one of them as an independent reporter called savanah hernandez. twitter has banned her permanently. why, what did she do? well, because she was one of the only people to cover the blm riots in the summer of 2020 on the ground before they were ignored by big news operations. she didn't ignore it, she went there with an iphone and took video of what was happening. so we decided it would be worth talking to her, glad we did, she is impressive. savanah hernandez sat down with us for a new episode of "tucker carlson today." here is part of a conversation. ♪ ♪ >> we go into these riots and rallies and there was this one moment where i was watching this white guy get beat up by this black lives matter attendee, if you will, because they were blocking traffic, the guy gets out of his car, hey, man, i have work, gets punched in the

face -- >> no. >> surrounded by grown men, nobody standing up, his glasses go flying off, gets punched in the face again, get so upset, my fellow americans are being brutalized and the grown men around me aren't even doing anything about it so than i step in because i'm like, well, i'm a woman, if i get punched, maybe somebody will step in. the guy goes and gets his bosses, thank you so much, blah, blah, blah but it was at that moment i realized we have a severe problem in this country because you can't even go report on these events without being brutally attacked, in philadelphia, punched in the face by black lives matter looters. me and julio roeser, we are hispanic people, we walk right into the riot, no one suspect us but if you don't look a certain way you can't go into these without being attacked. >> and you think it is the basis of skin color? >> 100%, tucker. since the beginning of the face mask, i have always been against it, and i do not wear a face mask in the airport or airline until somebody comes and

tells me to do it. i have sat at planes with elijah schaefer right next to me maskless peter asnis he pulls his mask down a bit, they will be right on him. >> a commercial airline? >> happen multiple times, also gone to several riots and rallies and on the basis of skin tone, leftists think immediately i am a liberal because of the way i look so i have gone to blr the skin tone and ancestors crimes, and oh, what -- oh, isn't it horrible, what did they do? they're like, slavery. and i'm like, okay. thank you for apologizing. that is why i am able to get all of the footage i'm able to get and the responses i am able to get it, maybe not after this interview, but it is because people immediately look at me and i really do have ground privilege, tucker. i don't think white privilege is a thing, i think ground privilege is a thing because i get away with a lot of stuff.

>> tucker: tomorrow morning you can watch that entire conversation with savanah hernandez. "tucker carlson today" is now 7:00 a.m. for those insomniacs out there. next up, we have a weird story, yet another out of the state of new jersey. two inmates at an all female present are now pregnant. how did that happen? we have a guest over the break. we will be back in a moment. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> tucker: so in modern america if you point out that biological sex is a physical reality you can be fired from your job. "the washington post" will send a reporter to your house to try to intimidate you but it does not change anything, denying reality does not change reality, you can say gravity is not real but if you jump off the roof of your garage were still getting hurt. that is biological sex. officials in new jersey are learning that this week. two female inmates at a supposedly all-female present have become pregnant, wonder how that happened. turns out those women had sexual encounters with other inmate who is a biological man in passing as a woman. some people predicted this would happen and they were laughed at,

mocked, and attacked as bigots. at the top of that list, she said this years go on our show, she is the president of the u.s. chapter of the women's declaration of international, author of the book "the abolition of sex: how the transgender agenda harms women and girls" and we're happy to have her back. thanks so much for coming on. i will never forget the first time, and had to be at least four years ago, when you said if we keep going down this path, we are going to have biological men in women's prisons, and you were right. >> absolutely, thank you so much for having me. the story that is happening in new jersey is obviously horrible for so many reasons. we need to not have men being housed in women's prisons, but a couple takeaways from this that i just want to point out, first of all, the state is not getting away with this by telling its residents that they are housing men and women's prisons. what they are doing, of course, is telling the residents they are housing so-called transgender women or trans women

in women's prisons, suggesting there is some sort of subcategory of women called transgendered women or trans women, and it is not true. the fact that this story shoots -- shoots a hole right through the trope that trans women are women. our society has been taught that we are supposed to say and think that trans women are women, but obviously, that is not true, because the individuals that are the focus of this story impregnated women, and every thinking adult, no matter what the president of the united states has to say on the matter, knows that there is no category of women who can impregnate women. so i really want to thank you for highlighting this story, and i also just want to point out, this is not just a problem in new jersey. this is a problem across the country. i know we have talked previously about how the state of california recently enacted a law at the end of 2020 which went into effect in 2021, which

mandates that men be housed in women's prisons on the basis of their so-called gender identity if they say they are women. washington state has a similar policy. however, this is not just happening in blue states, this is happening across the country. as far as i know, 49 states plus the district of columbia have some form of law or policy in place that mandates the housing of men in women's prisons. >> tucker: why is it left to you and j.k. rowling out a couple of others to point this out? where are the physicians who know perfectly well that what you're saying is true, that biologists know it every bit, as well, why are they going along with this when they know it is a lie? >> so the entire medical establishment in the united states has been captured by so-called trans ideology, and what i really want all americans across the political spectrum to understand is that trans is not a civil rights movement to protect a marginalized community of people, it is a multitrillion

dollar industry that is pushing this. it is paying the medical establishment, it is paying most media outlets, it is paying our government, it is paying our schools, at all levels from elementary school through college, to push the idea that materials -- the material reality of sex does not exist, and that what is more important than the material reality of sex is so-called gender identity. this is all being pushed by a multitrillion dollar industry in the guise of a simple rights movement. it is all a lie. >> tucker: these are the people providing our medical care, it is scary -- >> they are. i know someone who is a medical student right now and she is horrified about what is being taught. i do want to say really quickly, there is something that has been announced in the past couple of weeks called the women's bill of rights. this was drafted by members of the women's liberation front and by members of independent women's voices, supported by my organization, women's declaration international, as well as concerned women for

america, and i really hope one of the members of congress introduces it. thank you so much. >> tucker: i hope so too. great to see you. we will be right back. ♪ ♪

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>> tucker: that's it for us tonight, sadly. hope you stream the season premiere of our documentary series "the suicide of los angeles," it's out now. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" and tonight, biden's presidency is full out imploding, but apparently no one told joe biden. according to reports, the president has decided to run for reelection in 2024, bragging to barack obama that he is the only democrat who could actually win. this brings us to an important issue, has joe biden really lost touch with all reality? it's a serious question, unfortunately, every week we all watch come observe his cognitive ability gets worse and worse, new issues and insight poll found one fifth of americans

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